THE, VERY PROBABLE,  PLASMODIUM CONSPIRACY

Possible Motives: Greed, Secret Medical Research, Ignorance, Incompetence.
Possible Suspects: Some government Agency, Laboratory Corporations, Medical Industrial Complex.

First, let me correct some medical misinformation. Since such misinformation might be part of the conspiracy. Some medical professionals believe that an infected person always has a fever. But that is NOT TRUE.
A person who is infected with certain pathogens (could be fungi, bacteria, virus, intracellular parasite, or intestinal parasite) DOES NOT have to have a fever. And in fact, he (or she) might be asymptomatic until the population of the pathogen (or pathogens) reaches a certain quantity.

Second misinformation. The believe that anemia  is always indicated by a low RBC count. That is NOT TRUE. The machines that count RBCs (Red Blood Cells) does not detect what percentage of the RBCs, are not capable of carrying Oxygen because they are being used by an intracellular parasite (such as the malaria plasmodium) to make copies of the parasite.

In fact, I strongly believe that someone infected with a certain species of a plasmodium (other than Falciparum, Ovale, Vivax, Malarie, or Knowlesis) can have anemia, fatigue, shortness of breath (similar to COPD), and occational yellow diarrhea (similar to IBS-D), and a blood test will show higher than normal levels of bilirubin, due to the hemolysis caused by the plasmodium. But NO fever, and only occasional night sweats.

So it seems that this unidentified plasmodiums (a new mutated one, or perhaps it is a laboratory genetically modified one), can be another "cash cow" for the MIC, since they can treat the symptoms with designer drugs, without killing the plasmodium that is causing all the symptoms.

The RBCs, that are infected, do not last the normal 120 days (life span of an RBC). Some might only last a few days. This forces the stem cells, in the bone marrow, to create RBCs at a faster rate than normal, shortening their life span. This affects the life span of the infected person, who will probably die in his 70s, instead of his 80s or 90s. This could save the social security a lot of money. Another possible motive for the conspiracy. However, the money saved by social security, would be offset by the money lost by Medicare, due to the many unnecessary visits to the doctor.

The VA health care system must be part of the conspiracy, because they have been testing my blood for more than a decade, and they have not found any of the pathogens that I have found in my blood. However, their motives might be different than the motives of the MIC. The VA might be conducting a secret medical study to see how long veterans can live with certain pathogens in their blood. May be that is why they never prescribe me any antibiotics, even when their blood tests show evidence of an infection.

And what a coincidence that a Youtube video that shows a plasmodium entering an RBC has been removed. And I saw a video  that showed what seemed to be RBCs infected with plasmodiums, but someone (claiming to be a professor) stated that the RBCs were fermenting sugar. What a ridiculous misinformation statement.

And what a coincidence that the best blood stain for finding plasmodiums in the blood (Wright-Giemsa-Fuccillo) is no longer available at Amazon. And the company that made it, has disappeared, and their web site no longer exists. 

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